Tag: Dino Lenny

  • Magazine Sixty Music Review with Dino Lenny

    Magazine Sixty Music Review with Dino Lenny

    Greg Fenton reviews Dino Lenny – Lose Control – R&S Records Dino Lenny’s recent releases have sounded like a series of engaging conversations of late by communicating vibrant motion and meaning for you to react to. The title, Lose Control says all you need to know tearing up figurative notions and dancefloors in the process.…

  • Dino Lenny – I’ve Learned That – Crosstown Rebels

    Dino Lenny’s most recent releases have been statements of intent. I’ve Learned That, talks that same language with a refreshingly, direct breath. On this occasion fuelling the words are rugged bass and resilient, jazzy reflections landing in the shape of emotive piano chords. Soulfully loaded, filled with timely lessons for life enhanced by the innate…

  • Dino Lenny – Did This – R&S Records

    I was trying to think of something clever about Dino Lenny to entice you into reading the remainder of this review but as you will already know his music is exemplary in so many ways. You can never quite guess what you are going to hear but rest assured it will be a collection of…

  • Dino Lenny – You Little Punk – Fine Human Records

    One of the most intoxicating and excellent records this year, which given the mountain of monotony you have to wade through to get there its prize proves all the more rewarding in the end. If you love the type of dark bass tones which smoulder, drums which punch through the crisp air, plus dangerous synths…

  • Dino Lenny – Dis Kollect – Fine Human Records

    This is fucking excellent. Dino Lenny’s output has of course been stunning over the years and this collection of released and unreleased tracks only heightens the thought. From the punk-funk of Deep & Dark through to the twisted Tech of Go Down To Mexico the producers music never misses a trick, or the chance to…

  • Dino Lenny Q&A

    Your latest single ‘Don’t Believe’ EP for Crosstown Rebels offshoot Rebellion feels like Dance music of the future. Can you talk us through how you produced the title track? I was in the studio with my mate Joshi and we started playing around with some synths, it was quite abstract and moody at the beginning.…